I rented this movie when it first came out. I rented it several times after that when I needed a lift. My older daughter and I would quote lines just to make each other laugh. I would LOVE to have this on DVD to share with my family.
shareI have to agree, my brother and I are the same way...or at least we were when we were younger, now I think he's burnt out on it...but we used to quote stuff like in the cafeteria where Bob kept picking up chocolate and Alex said "no chocolate, potatoes", and Bob went "no tatoes, chocolate!", and when Bob was learning about things, kitty-soft, bounce the ball, banana, bounce banana! One of my more favorite lines was when Bob was showing people what all he learned and he picked up the receiver, "telephone, call, 411 for information, 911 for help, (and my favorite) 976 for good time." Another favorite of mine is when he went by the lady with the kid in the stroller and he lifted up her dress and said "underpants"! That was hilarious! I don't know how people could not know about this movie, furthermore how could they not like it? As far as I'm concerned, it's a classic in its own right.
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I adore this film. I saw it in @ 1992 then when i went to buy it it was deleted. gutted. but i eventually found someone selling copies on DVD on Ebay for £5 : D
me and my girlfriend actually use "falaga looga" as a profanity!
I agree that this is a really funny movie. Im surprised that I cant even find it as a rental, much less buy it. Its a shame.
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One of the most under-rated of comedies with a terrific main performance and great writing by Alan Katz. Was called "Hunchback Hairball Of L.A." her in Ireland and U.K. - very few people remember or appreciate it as it truly deserves.
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